The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-05-25
TRADE WITH CANADA.
THE HON. BENZ. BUTTERwORTH's
PLEA FOR RECIPROCITY.


THE HON. BENZ. BUTrERWORTH's
PLEA FOR RECIPROCITY.
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The Canadian Club, recently organized in
New York, mainly through the efforts Of
Mr.. Erastus Wiman, held notable meeting
May 10. The audience gathered in Associa-
ton Hall, in addition to several hundred
members of the club, included promi-
nent members of the Chamber of Commerce,
Board of Trade and transportation, Stock
and Produce Exchanges. Mr.. Wiman Fse-
sided. The speech OF the evening was oe-
ivered by Congressman Benlamin butter-
worth, OF Ohio, in favor OF a RECIPROCITY
treaty between the United States and Canada
Mr.. ButterWortn, although tnoroughgoing
protectionist, is an ardent advocate OF Tree
trade with Canada, winch ne REGARDS as pc
ing as fully in accord with protectlonist prin-
ciples as free trade between the states Oh tne
Union. He introduced bill to that END IN
the Forty-ninth Congress and has given an
o,nornt ~ st,,dv 70 tha snhiect which ena-
amounSoi sVuuy 10 inc supJec' winch 80
Dieo MN 10 make ms speecii an ,n'eies.ins
repository OF Iacts ana ngures on tne supJece.
He began his speech with an avowal OF his
nrotectionist creed. The protective system
r.. g. i.s ,,,;oot - do au,a,, ,v;th tba me
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9ualities wnicn OBTAIN between conn eeieois
in the several Industries In TINS country ana
1 \ Al
! field of ennlovment The farmer found his
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compensation III tne puliuiis up VI ouR III
dustrles. Under the influence OF protection
! great cities and towns, centres of large in
| dustrial population. grew m and provided
,,,orIrot 81 ~, ,,~o,,,c+ ~ tho for,n. 60
9 MAJ he' ~ 'lso Ploueos u VIZ -.
tnae VIVA. Siie iariner ios' III tne aaoieaeeu
| price OF the articles ne purchased ne more
J than made up by the increased amount he
received for the supplies he was enabled to
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system. The protective tariff should and
does ostensibly deal with unequal conditions
in the field Of coupetition. its mission being
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~ $3.50 $3.50 ~ 49,, -
as colnilon-sense propositioii' ''ae WHEN
the conditions are equal so-called protection
one citizen to enrich another.
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